BSJA?

[HayleyUK]

I'm 21 and ride a 146cms (on her passport) pony. Never registered or BSJA'd between us.
I'm thinking of jumping a BSJA class on a ticket to see how we go, just for a laugh really.

Would I have to jump seniors? Whats the smallest class that runs, 90 cms open? :/

I'm really clueless!
Can anyone help?

 

[Starbucks]

Yes you would have to jump in seniors..

Around me British novice seems to be the smallest which is 90cm, but apparently there are smaller classes at some venue's.

Good luck!

 

[HayleyUK]

Thank you

Bold Heath run a 90cms open, is that open to anyone?

 

[PaddyMonty]

'opens' are open to any registered horse regardless of winnings.

 

[Starbucks]

Yep!

 

[HayleyUK]

Excuse the fact I'm really clueless, but, can I jump that class on a ticket without being registered?

 

[PaddyMonty]

Yes, no problem. YOu will need to buy a class ticket (£6) on top of your normal entry fee but you cant get placed.

 

[Toby_Zaphod]

Hi, If you're entering just for a bit of fun then it may be better to jump on a ticket really. You can buy an awful lot of tickets for the price of registering yourself & your pony. But, as has been said, on a ticket you can't be placed or win any money.

 

[HayleyUK]

Thats fine, I'm not bothered about placings, jus tfancy it for a change.

Thanks guys.